How the tiny exoplanet-hunting ASTERIA satellite showed scientists what cubesats can do
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How the tiny exoplanet-hunting ASTERIA satellite showed scientists what cubesats can do
From Space.com:
"HONOLULU — A tiny satellite studying alien worlds may be gone for good, but during the two years the spacecraft operated, it laid the foundation for what may become a new way of finding exoplanets."
https://www.space.com/asteria-proved-cu ... anets.html
Yet another accomplishment that I was totally unaware of.
smp
"HONOLULU — A tiny satellite studying alien worlds may be gone for good, but during the two years the spacecraft operated, it laid the foundation for what may become a new way of finding exoplanets."
https://www.space.com/asteria-proved-cu ... anets.html
Yet another accomplishment that I was totally unaware of.
smp
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Telescopes: Questar 3.5 Standard SN 18-11421; Stellina (EAA)
Solar: Thousand Oaks white light filter; Daystar Quark (chromosphere) Hα filter
Mounts: Explore Scientific Twilight I; Majestic heavy duty tripod
Local Club: New Hampshire Astronomical Society
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